Early History of North Dakota Essential Outlines of American History
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'Why didn't you think of that before?' "They both got out. Some of the bacon and other things were saved.
"By this time Grand Forks had begun to grow. Both went to the Forks and entering on separate lines succeeded in business.
EARLY HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 503 "Winship sometimes undertakes to tell the story and Budge tries to correct the proof, but giving up in despair, simply writes on the margin, 'there are other liars in the valley besides yourself. ' '' THE OLD-TIME POSTOFFICE AT PEMBINA (...By Charles Cavileer) "T came here (Pembina) in 1851, in company with N. W. Kittson and others. After being here a few days Mr. Kittson asked me to act as assistant postmaster, he having been appointed postmaster some time in 1849. Joseph R. Brown was contractor to carry the mail from Pembina, Wisconsin Territory, to Crow Wing in the same territory, via Thieving River, at its mouth at Red Lake River, thence by land and canoe to Red Lake Village, making short portages, thence making short portages between small lakes to Cass Lake and then by the same order of travel to Leach Lake and so on to Crow Lake and to the end of the route at Crow Wing Village, which was the headquarters of the North-West Fur Company for all that section of the country claimed by the Chippewas from Crovv Wing to Pembina northwest and northeast to Sandy Lake, and Fond du Lac.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Why didn't you think of that before?' "They both got out. Some of the bacon and other things were saved.
"By this time Grand Forks had begun to grow. Both went to the Forks and entering on separate lines succeeded in business.
EARLY HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 503 "Winship sometimes undertakes to tell the story and Budge tries to correct the proof, but giving up in despair, simply writes on the margin, 'there are other liars in the valley besides yourself. ' '' THE OLD-TIME POSTOFFICE AT PEMBINA (...By Charles Cavileer) "T came here (Pembina) in 1851, in company with N. W. Kittson and others. After being here a few days Mr. Kittson asked me to act as assistant postmaster, he having been appointed postmaster some time in 1849. Joseph R. Brown was contractor to carry the mail from Pembina, Wisconsin Territory, to Crow Wing in the same territory, via Thieving River, at its mouth at Red Lake River, thence by land and canoe to Red Lake Village, making short portages, thence making short portages between small lakes to Cass Lake and then by the same order of travel to Leach Lake and so on to Crow Lake and to the end of the route at Crow Wing Village, which was the headquarters of the North-West Fur Company for all that section of the country claimed by the Chippewas from Crovv Wing to Pembina northwest and northeast to Sandy Lake, and Fond du Lac.
What to read after Early History of North Dakota Essential Outlines of American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clement a Clement Augustus Lounsberry to read onlineMoreLess
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